Because your outline will probably change as you progress with your research, it is called a "working" Outline. Your working Outline usually begins with the "bare bones" such as main ideas or key terms to help you get started. As you read, learn more, & take notes, you will add to or change your outline. You may even want to convert it to a sentence outline to make your paper easier to write.
Use the GHHS subscription to Noodle Tools Cite sources, write an outline, take notes, write your paper, collaborate with classmates, share work with your teacher, & more! Your work will be accessible from any computer at home or at school. Ask in the Media Center for codes to create a Personal ID & Password.
If you need more help writing your Outline, try these: Use this Graphic Organizer to organize & rank your ideas:
Because your outline will probably change as you progress with your research, it is called a "working" Outline. Your working Outline usually begins with the "bare bones" such as main ideas or key terms to help you get started. As you read, learn more, & take notes, you will add to or change your outline. You may even want to convert it to a sentence outline to make your paper easier to write.
Use the GHHS subscription to Noodle Tools
Cite sources, write an outline, take notes, write your paper, collaborate with classmates, share work with your teacher, & more! Your work will be accessible from any computer at home or at school. Ask in the Media Center for codes to create a Personal ID & Password.
If you need more help writing your Outline, try these:
Use this Graphic Organizer to organize & rank your ideas:
Creating Your Outline:
Once you have started a Working Outline, you are ready to start searching for Sources.